The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1901, Page 3

THE SEATTLE sTalt, ast Edition .°2°2°°"~PLUMBERSCALLEDDOWN ©) (Ges oomees THE BO 3 WY, 4 O'Clock p.m. marten tt Madani er whe ate i ee a ANOTHER © THE MAYOR'S |. cto shertes ee canes an | Japanene, were arrested by. special | Certain Ones Accused of Ruining Cement Walks —Baggage |meal. ‘The fight. tocaited COMMITTEE fitting, ate a fe that ms Haulers Must Give Bonds—North and South Shore " @e f : piece to the Jap in-pasment. for A Boulevards -- A Fire-Escape Bill and Other | ecia & i + Matters Before Council Last Night | : : At the time of going to proms the A Trunk Robbery mayor's committee, which was ap yor Humes Must Close Up | pointed to endeavor to effect set~| A trunk in the room of C. 8. M nt of the tronworkers’ strike, |Guire at 606 First avenue south, wa. j lien wae neal ; bog NDER this familiar heading we gather each Tuesday for publication in emmlingtiouses OF Ete e ie ee ae ree artw up the report | watch ash chan went The letter to the city « Jast/ Lake Washington, pumping plant t ‘ abt ' Y ae Shot, S th ate this aftersicon notified. Robert F. Booth ealted att the Beate Leake | Wesuiontor the Star a list of our seasonable tchandise from all over the store, Be Shot, Says the Tealing Now Engine For Committing Assault the deatruction by plumber® tre and water committee iM on Duel har under-pricing each article so much that our custorners readily recog= Letter A Tho W. P. Gains Entraroe iy : The combination chemical engine] C. W. White, « toamater, was ar sag thet oxagh iene ‘ ‘ the | ™ nize the importance of being here during the day and of coming as early as oc the Beatie fire department, waa giv lartarnoce Bor coteniting Goren | SA Pir ane Beat Sorues ots, Pesto and) ee , possible. The selection of such a long list shows you, if you stop to think, F, page tures recetved a notice to | atternoct Sei wen ound eee ee ~ | tunneling under the walk had used a way Co. 8 tal ees s fe"voyaees ‘bat (ff HOW great must be our list of bargain lots to enable us to mention so many seeded aS a warning, which Is| satisfactorily. The engine ts intend pick and dug up A apace three feet h Railroad & . nt fed ‘ Bene tian diatening, ‘The lea for the wae of the Fremont ste ‘NORTH SEATTLE LSetun tae Geetha eteen doen: into the Olt vikid Pg Beto W henpin lifferent kinds from week to week without many repetitions. Goerat the epistic of #0 atrange «| ton i the broken ‘plecés ncrete with " ’ “che. atrait Seepeeee bis mame as Richar ‘Lame Louie” Bound Over their feet. Not far vay. another tition for re Hah it] apres gint wb. at] Kranting police gat concludes with informing ht the malicious ctl nd Mr,| Coast Co.'s watchmen at the Ocean superior court this afternoon tn | Rietasts seas’ | foot voce coin! (MPROVEMENT [Ssttcszoeerseticcns oti, ager a Tomorrow’s List Is Very Important ipet be will be shot if he faite wo! $1600 be Howard was found Repent fp ct a oral engage hock, wi red to the police, It-} Genaiien at Gcharw j From the bargain buyers standpoint, and first and for mention deat the advice. gulity of bunkolng J, Allen out of/ 6, W, Creedes Will Build Block at| matter wil! be inventigated by tr majority petition for grad. | ,,B7 exam pf the when ‘an odd feature of the communica | $100 | police, leense an enue commit. | ing and parking of Bast Olive street they need. T fee, te that It im written on four sep. | a re as | Western Ave. and Wail St. tee, Chairman Muldoon, of the atreet| from Thirty-recor We to I on en tion of SILK WAIS RS) grate posta: carte. \ Economic Club | committee and Supt. of Btreots Lit-| Washington, ¥ 1 . ait thing to | : ele i pe ea on | Green nked that hes q Se | The next meeting of the Economic | 3 | , a eat Uarchtesee | Beh 5 ‘ ' There are about three dozen in the lot, all new, worth $5, $6 and §7 each tub will take place tomorrow even-| CW. Creedes of this city, pur- | be we Houters’ Licen Pk ; rte ninth street to| eed, and th A of our best selling lines, and r tive will find nearly all ing (Wedneaday, Oct. 23), in Collins |CD&8ed yesterday, through the real] The baggage haulers’ ordinance! Tenth venue northonnt t wen “tow of each sort er hy b y | find ane . ate firm John Davis and Co. 4] parsed. All persons ao engaged must| The yy Bane ypersges mingle tal im t mnlng toward Be member th 7 aist e th #t thirt 3 all, ec = street and Becond ox at the corner of Western avenue | obtain a permit from the clits mittee and Mr, Murphy. * . J fit will, wit them @ for instead of $5, $6 and § avenue, rederick Bauamanland Wall street. The price paid | troiier and fi bond for $2 | sah 5 the ong : kindly consented to join in a debate |#tands on part of the property, It] Diayed conaplon on the wagon,| Fire Marshal Kellogg called th to obey, @ 5.98 eto A the question, “Resotved, that the /!* understood that the new owners | and a check corresponding with th noll's attention to the danger of eeveration of Whi immediately iprove thé pre trust Is evolutionary and ntia) | wll petite. zee rob- | number of the permit, muat be unloading powd: and oth pl fhe srideon astrial an¢ wines | Pry make aitable for store lio a na from Ww sives in the central section of the} nt The Clipper Line California Run a}to modern industrial and business | Pty, And make Ut suite peedy rarer PETE fr hom the haul-| Alves in the central, seeti : snapte lmethods.” The debate will b of receives baggage A fine of $25 tn ~ n h t be follow |The lot is 120x120 feet Jed by a general discussion. The| a lot in the reer af thie has also Provided for the violation of the ord-| nance, place establiahed outatde the | coms act and Women’s $15 Coats $10 bu Permanent Thing ne | meeting will be open to all been a by John Davie and Co, | The communication went to the fire| Mr. Duncan Creg ie hereby held ty 8 Friday we advertired @ line of Women’s $12.59 and $16.00 threequarter length Kersey Coats, and sold ——— - I's LB aneil for $6,600. orth and South Boulevard and water commiltes. he wuible in he department for grom neq! about half ot Baturda Tomorrow the rest of them go on sale, but you will need to come very Gen, Manager Trowbridge, of the) Will Inspect Mackinaw m. These coats » even $10 bill, $4.50 Kersey Capes $2.98 are in brown and blue, ni y lined and stitched. They are a | hore boulevards fro emont to wet oun ran who wee mas | the report that his company wit! put] cnotry went to Quartermaster Hare | shore boulevards from Fremont t th : Rallard, was filed by « large number Fire-€ en 1 duty on 0 ship master on the 1 boats on the San Francis )1o- nis afternoon to view the Injured Ww t ppmebens LF : oon to view the holders " the ninth) ,. ere Ta trent eewace| steamer Mackinaw. The latter, ow ELL OURSELVES Y way 120-foot beulerienn| An ordinance was Introduced to arn ie pend bis compel All owners of hotels, lodging | The letter addressed to Cu ing having a double bottom, was are too wide and the am Mt p n She will be followed on th houses and tenements to poat con-| ‘einer cre ieee She wilt be followed om the aaved from sinking. but is eeriously| Government stattstice give the F ¢ damaged. Bhe will be temporarily | ponded indebted: ¢ th “4 n 4 indebtedness of the four Hadiock, will make the fourth of the SALBAA 1th |lows onan feet. A six-day service will be main-| | Portiand .. vee fi 09d 343 | at a pul tained between this city and the Call-| | Beattle .. sevcecerpeneee ~ 8410, —, Alwin by the A very nice Black Kerney Cape, 37 inches long, trimmed with Hercules braid, black Thibet fur, worth $4.00, will be offered tomorrow at $2.95. Too much etress cannot be laid on the value that is attached fo thix pricing, should n atl who are benefitted On motion of Councilman Parry fur. | *Picvously thre ther action was deferred until after when at 2 p.m. the street will take the matter up meeting to be held tn the | walk! romne, Kept. 2 romander § Khout the thoes of the location of fi It w pune no-| escapes. |, ntion of| f declared the in to order the ¢ « of Bast John at | | | mewn A remonatrance against the estab-| The board of works was authorized | frm and negieet of duty, and we bere | goon to get on Gipper line of steamers, confirms! scacine Inspectors Mryant and STAND PRETTY Mshment of the north and south| to place two arc lehts on Pionger| pfs"Uhe Ms license | great value for | Se FOR GOOD CORSETS— are in all fast colors [| 25¢ HUCK TOWELS, 1T%c— and worth ae a pair, tomorrow 00d line of Corse a hed huck, si fsav ancl Yan anne commendation of the police, | Milton, and Tenth avenue north | f . fered by us this week, at 6c each, | MISSES’ OR BOYS’ STOCK- | special Wedhesday at 174e. fornian metropolis, Both freight and | ss ss and revenue committee may | from East Deany way to Fast NGS ngers will be carried. The Kim- | <a | Spokane a eo vee 2,979,102 Johnson be refunded 860 of Tomas | DRUG STORE SPECIALS Mianew’ or boys’ heavy ribbed | $1.75 ROBE BLANKETS, $1.48— | ball and Santa Ana were formerty 12) The Kosmos liner Sesostria arrived AR RET BNR 8E the $100 recently paid for biit posting Mow Bills tat | Dr. Biinpson's Soothing Syrup, | fast black school hose, double toe, Robe Blankets in scrool designs, ithe Nome trade and can accommo-| in Tacoma this afternoon en route to Heomes, wes re referred to the claims) New hills introduced were as fol hs ge ol eh esp eg a tomor. heel and k enema price 2c, | light and dark blue, tan, pink date 200 passengers each. jthis city. The Sesostris is a steamer dgrmrrinee he found | lows: Providing for the tmprove Worm Lozenges, worth 20c, meeasdeicdinyy progp ye and cardinal Waren ©-1%, Seem ey Gaia Eni bovis op epee rene tporaealap mee d ' g sentiment againet bill p tne |i fink of ‘Thirte-aeventh special at t90 & bok + | WOMEN’S $1.25 SLIPPERS, 76e— | $1.48. : | [ re attle and he winhed to ive ° . m Kast Pike East - * es Women's $1.26 Felt slippers, | isc FRENCH FLANNELETTES, |port from Engiand by way of South business t den block te Licorice Powder, ‘ibe bexes for | ot ial Wed: ; ~ en Hee pave je je nolo, wpecial Wednesday lle— The coltfer Edith, Capt. Hal, ar-| American porta This ls her first A Terror to Mobor wees sock pave. | "Tile being the case 8 : f rf rived this morning from San. Fran-| Viait to this port. She has a small | Fine Waterfront Improvement to be| 4... ..*. 1s shea ges Sone Se Or adler tO] hed. it ta fanpoes Selene Dewees ener Oe Fe Site scien ibe French Flannelettes, 27 inches She commen loadh at| cargo for Puget sound, but will take| ~ woqieet atrndaesge de umbia from Firat to c ar ~ sth yh anes cores a wide, good styles, worth 15e, to- Spa Pusthe Goda atiews Tee Msaitn|a full load out consigned costly to| Located at Foot of Battery St. [ated to estapiisn a © fiche | ere Pere’ ieee ee Ragtoer, EE jgucemnen estine Me bones, at | Intants Pirro Pode Mo morrow at Ile. Mas a capacity for 5090 tons. South American porta, | an James Twenty-neventh avenie to Lake! So | Pile Ointment, regular %c box- | Gay at 19 BATES’ SEERSUCKER GING- — STE ya | J. R. Taylor's petition for @ days, Washington; appropriating $1242 to MD RULLIVANS © | ew i170 VS se RURBE! HAMA Soe, my hen lor days « i 44y WOMEN'S & RUBBERS, 25¢— | MORTALITY RECORD ——| tne seattie ridge Co. wan yenter-| ruriner time to arate Fourth erage | Dutt thtoe additional cane. a ate Sani kena Mecssiad 1 ered A lot ot Worbare, oem’ |. Bedi paca) ucreaseie alma | t are ry. | 24%, Siven the contract to Bulld a) weet from Highland Drive to Hiatne| basement city Jafl | Ted hadceent Peties In the notion store these spec- | worth é5c a pair, in both low cut | hams, ftom 2 to i2-yard lengths, Aette Cttenetl Gavahter of Wn. wharf and warehouse on the local] *treet, was feterred to the street Bits ne | Witness to for signatures ima tals for tomorrow: and #torm styles, tomorrow at | Worth 1240 a yard, for 10c, jHam Gillesspie, died at 1816 Ninth | water tre The structure will be | commit eterson asked for | OTIS RPRAGUE, Purser Mirre adjustable, on stand, | 9, ‘ ; axpnue this morning from the ef | cated at the foot of Battery street | tays more to corr the sewer| |The fotlowing bille passed: Plank-| Fw! cuinuni Piet worth U0c, at ae, a AND cumnpren's | 2% SIUKALINES, 100— 5 jects of scarlet b he eral | in front ofthe four large warehouses | 2 Sith avenue north, It went to] ing Spring strest from Ratiroad ave-| ROBERT LAW) Cait Ottiege Brush binding, worth 6c, at DRAWERS. 2 ar 36-inch Silkalines, in assorted q will be private. the sewer committes Gen. to Seat Goameey Mises ot ck | RAWE +o = er gti tp ve 4 five months, |owned by Galbratth, Bacon @ Co. omentt to a a 0 ir on ying off a fe. - 4 colorings, wot ibe an e E 1 age u The time of the Beattle City Ret stending Seventh avense hh fr Se, Gren atedel that be 0h news a tent hook: 4 ey: thre. 1 Drawers, for | yard, for 100. i's ‘ died at the Washington Children's| The dock t# to be buflt for this com-| way Co. to complete Ite franchise ter v | it appest | toe n, worth 50c a os 5 - Dearborn to Charles atreets: aame on] from the mn to 8 tn, re ae home at Green Lake, last night. | pany, The pter will be 270 feet long | a ayatem of street railroads, was ex-| [ Srsek deen aeenrd arcana cto cee ig te Bel Marshall's 100-yard linen tomorrow at 29, | 15¢ SILK CORD, 100— s 180 feet wide and cost approximately | tended to March 27, ise tein gts ei ypard avenue! pector Birmingham at Ban Francis: thread, two spools for & WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S Silk Cord for Bota Cushi tri je hts ett: } to n avenue sou 1 4 it, if 7 4 od —: femmes rates between thts city COURT HOUSE NOTES | $20,000. Work on the dock will com-| The approval of ‘the lease of the! to Seventh avenu ’ co, and wil, If s ry, enter the oats of assorted needles, worth PETTICOATS, 250— worth 160 a yard, tomorsow 100. Mary. The steamship Walla Walia, pres ede 4 |mence within the next ten days and courts to prevent @ revocation of his be, for & Wor i Children's Out- 7 v, ing Flannel Petts * reguiar $2.25 WASHABLE RUGS, $1.00—~ Ge values, tomorrow 25e Washable Rugs, tn Oriental cot- 3 LL DRESSES, | orings, 36x72 inches, worth $225 N'8 FALL DRESSES, | och, Wednesday special at $L6n Hall, arrived last night with be pushed to an early completion. onse, He declares that [nape Dress Shielde, worth 10¢, for Sc WE passenger we City of Publ . oo ord e the perfec’ j Cherry bas been after him for thre: WOMEN'S %%c¢ UNION SUITS Bremhtound at’ noon, with ia | ® Can't Be “Batis” | in order to insure the owetect «te-/NEW LAUNCH FOR | SeanET, eae name after Men Ses. chree lil “venue, Jereey “pees heavy fond class and 60 first class pas- The trial of the damage case of | bility of the wharf, only preserve | Hansel et ig Sip oBleogalt i tinge lined cream color Union s Travelers are taking ad- Drexel against the all ine This sult sells atte, reat No piles will be used. ‘Thin will neces Be ef the pisasant weatior to Railway Co., was concluded nce Pe, | carild Shateces Che odet. hut tie ear SEA LEVEL MINES had any serious tr regularly for 29c, special tomor- School Dresses for Children, in | 256¢ HINDOO DRAPERY, 19c— Mie the trip by the water route, terday afternoon. At 11:30 the jury | ability of the pier will be greatly te row : hy 1 ine hy pi atone gl Hindoo Drapery, 44 inches wide, [E- PBxty per cent. of the Walla Walla returned @ verdict of $1400 for the | enhanced. MISSES' 3% UNDERWEAR, b © suitable for curtains or cosy cor: : Were for this city. Both Plaintiff, Judge Emory opened th —————— The Hammond Manufacturing Co. 17% '8 200 BOX, 1Se— Gal nad out 1800 tone of Court to receive it. The plain ner drapes, worth 260 yard at 180, 7 ity of Puebla was claimed that he was put off a mov re shipping to the Bea Level Misses’ natural grey jersey vests A line of men's Oxford grey ANK CLEARANCES | : . 7 18e BRASS RODS, 12}%0— Ketchikan, @ new ateam launch t and pants to match. These are | sox, worth 2c a pair, special d to leave a large amount on in train near Ballard, upon which! any clearances today were $48-|be used asa tender, The launch in/I Settling With the Gar- heavy fleece ned, and usually | Wednesday at 18 Brass Extension iheda, 56 to whi Ger the wheels and lost a leg. ""” |848.72; balances $148,861.43, |16-horse power, 45 feet long and h Offi sell at 3c. Special for Wednes- 1 scons UNDERWEAR, 390— Inches long, worth 18¢, Wednese : | Wews of an Oi Friend Goods Quist Gonncotion | SSE: i SORA Aa & 19-foot beam. It was shipped on} rone icers | ee A. ‘oldies, A splendid jot of fleece lined un- | 24Y special at 13%e, : % t WhilGelth. “ais i, R LE fat car to this city by way of the| Re: < | Women's $14 . PAR, | derwear, for men, worth 600 a | SAXONY YARN, Sc SKEIN~ Rit J. A. Siamm, who for some |, Lawrence Whitworth, cee >| JUST A TRIF Northern Pacific and was lifted inte Women’s all-wool grey or white | Sarment, on eale tomorrow at | poaestic saxony yarn, in all i Basin the revenue cutter ser- | Surance embeszler: did not plead this | the water by the steamer Raia CAPTAIN SUSPENDED Jersey ribbed vests and pants in | 20 colors, special at bo skein, ‘ Br teh ne. 228 totaly sta- | 2G a demerrer to the information, | UP AGAINST [T | transit this morning. On account of ll sizes; these garments sell r STATIONERY SPECIALS— tn: heme st Movlie, wae Rie” ordered setting up that the information in| thetr plans for developing the Sea _ Stary at SLD. Mcmelelibee tox 2X. White Wove Envelo BASEMENT SPECIALS. , d ether <_<" defective and void for uncertaint: —_——— Level Mines this winter the compa: 1B morrow, 72c a garment size 63-4, spectal Wednesday at Four pound _paolt , 4 oes ‘mon and further, that it does not state | found it necensary to have @ ateam. | enainest Cree Loses His License | In smart, swell patterns WOMEN'S HOSIERY kage. Pyramia Washing Powder, Ye, a nd favorably KROWN | tacts sufficient to constitute an of-| Mary M. Hastings, a stave of the | (ound it nocens | Repert ef the Inspectors of rough, gray and Women’s fine fast black cot- Stationery In 1-Ib. packages, | Only one package to a customer, : fense under the laws of Washington. | morphine habit, was sentenced to #|D0nt Of Ha own. | —Rep pet brownish Vicunas, ton hose, Hermsdorf high | Croyden linen finish, worth 26c Decorated porcelain dinner 4 or. De Bo oapt " 7 on © " ea carry Dilewd oe Dl “ 4 e acknge, special tomorro’ wo 1 } Mary Got Mor Wagce Saye on Dr- De Boto's hospital Bost | rreignt for the mines and to facili Given in Full | Cheviots, Tweeds and ties vinching eretamane sorts | paakanes tec MG ts Plates, six for 45c, Wednesday, 5 | A fury in Judge Bell's department ;‘h!* morning. tate communication between them.| oh Unfinished Worsteds. the, tomorrow we will sell two Dennison’s. Perfumed Sealing Decorated porcelain pie plates, }yesterday gave a verdict to Mary| James Keily, a saflor, will be given | | pairs for %6c, but Imit the sale | Wax, special tomorrow at gc a | ®!* for 30c Kyle ser Sets aga: at Anthe my a pre —s aring bagic be —- ° Maybe He Went Back | Inspectors Bryant and If to two pairs to each customer. stick Deporetel pores fruit dish. towe and pr ors of & Bal-|Cann this afternoon on the charge known thelr decinton r EN'S 39¢ BTOCKINGS FO! #0c TABLE DAMASK, 290— ~ bce) i Hlard restaurant. The action waa |of robbing a shipmate, Pat Kennedy,| Jas. Gardiner Hutchinson, former ei this ies witrine WME 8 08 STOCKINGS FOR Oa eee eek otis Binaas, gb] oes wiles a mae toro |for wages jof $11. The alleged robebry occurred |ly first sergeant of Company K fnoon. They found that Capt Women's fine cotton fancy | inches wide, good assortment of | each. Badly Broken Up several days ago while both men ty-ninth regiment, during the n Alwen had neglected his duty pe stockings, fashion toe and | patterns, olf colors, worth 4c a | One gallon stone Jara, with cov. ley ‘ « rth [Philippine campaign, i# missing, and | 20%" Alwe item ptatonsent phiesd best > double 20 tomorrow, x : joseph Lambert demands $4000 | were Intoxicated | Meme ay al res meme : weeding a written statement fror h-aplic e ais yuble |. at 290 n " ers, for 19c. |damages from the La Conner Trad George Nelson, a gambler, while inji, tind him. The Seattle ar Chief Engineer Duncan Cree and his poe ad perce a Oe an Intoxicated condition, fired his re-|eoma police are searching f ante > poaed eff “gf that ¢b be Count of personal injuries received. | vmyer several times on’ Worries | = ateamship was 1 r f ’ | He was employed on the E. D. amith sae yo: m= Wommingtes GREAT SALE RIBBONS Meiliesitcince Attached to tr,|2cteasene one era, hurts He wae arrented by Omens| ALL KINDS OF ment having been made in the face when th f the fact that Messrs, Cherry and vith idge and boards torn | Mayow and Uniand | Bryant and Lioyd’s surveyor had 15,000 Yards of Ribbon at Manufact af Farreli’s Long Stay in Frisco from ite aide struck the plaintiff, | Ju mee Cody, & negro ho ven OFFICES HAS MIKE ! unwed upon the Garonne before ah , urer’s Cost whereby his collar-bone a ribs | dor. ri ly, « wer eft Seattle found ber in sea We want you to take full notice of the extraordinary sale of Ribbons that will start [Crasnea ane’ and broken, his chest | arrested by OMicer Uniand this mor is a Mike Ketty te be-| NOTtY, condition,” The license of the] on Thursday morning, Fifteen thousand yards of fancy and plain Ribbons fn ull sorts ard waite ae crushed nd various portions ng for " Jame Warden Mike ly is be aptain was accordingly suspended ofr ces that average about their cost to manufacture, or about half the re . Praldent J. G. Parrett, of the Pa-|his anateray hand = rections of \ing for fighting. eden Warten Mike Kelty te captain was a ’ | Ko at prices that ave about iF cont anuifacture, or about half the regular retail prices, Sale he J Henryquez, a colored man, reported | will be the most important one in the ribbon b ¥ the Bon Marche, Coast Coy returned last night |r y¥ mention were permanentiy Z fiee “€ him today The inapectors were even more » | weakened and injured, the result of to the police today that he had been now rear warden for the § ngineer J fms visit of several weeks in San ¢| were upon an Cree, ie akon os oe |arhicn wae at be, was made lame, |robbed of $6 in the People's theater, chapter of the 1 aauque of American | They stated that he waa "a ample Real Retail Values Will Be Actually Lost Sight of “ (Sasa artnagerse ge dg and sore, and detained from hie | He adm hat he bought sev-|Sportamen. Mr. Kelly today recely- | minded head of the en ay monks, a tow vation |*E 0 208 #6 Gaye OO [eral roun te of drinka, ‘The police deed the offical announcement of hin rs nd that he h i| {ff snd, the ribbons will be parcelied out to you at auch prices ae will enable, you to, buy now for the f¥ll M. Carr has sued the fe Star | not credit his story. appointment from President Geor ut negligence and| year ahead e make this statement use the stock offered ie up-to-date and will be jr af q tena te. steammip service be-| steamship Co. alleging that it con olde of the league, It is Mr. Kel- | neglect of duty.” and that hie acting |} bie next summer as today, “Unfortunately we have no room to atbee’ Gees hence ea ehatet a8 Yale ee, an Port and San Francieco,| tracted to carry him and his wife to ARL # idea to make this chapter one of | in telling the captain that the bollers it Is turned over to our customers, at a trifle more than we paid for it, ihe Alaskan service. Upon the Teller City, with ail rearonabie dix the strongest in the country were leaky, the coal poor and the *state of the Queen from Nome she Patch, and to furnish them with #h to pr 1, was almost @ 3: : SUMAM orokabtity disslece 1c. board and sleeping accommodations Civil Service Examinations — | Cane of insurtordination ‘They matt Sale Starts at 5:30 Thursday, Positively None Sold Until ‘alla Walla > Wetseo ¥ he (2UFing the trip. On arriving at| Two new cases of acarlet fever were that the ship made § enough time Heth be Gacd an nett (Eh | Nome City, Carr and his wite were |reported to the hoard: of health’ tre |_A_ civil service examination fa in| {hat the ship made wood enough time That Hour. SGtintvely. Mo denne Mie “eat {compelled to disembark’ and board |day.” ‘The victims ure Hrnest Laitt,|Prowteas in the federal court butld- | Wait nave reached her deathation 4 » Mo 4 e pia v | them: for 17 days, cost of |711 Stewart atr and Victor Gout. |inm today " ants, mostly | they therefore revoked Cree's Ii 4 homeo oe ow Aisposition for | $170, before the Journe ler City |lett, aged 9, of Latoni pomen, ae taking the exam M.| cens | re ri me mR Of the steamer Senator. Was resumed. He al # that . nich Petes Orne COMMIt- | Aw for the three assistant engin- | Dress mming --A Cl g i WOODUEME dorian” \ts lost tehie tnx wauees by reesos et City of Seattie Tonight tee of the local postoftice. he tee ie eae eemane comin. ings earin the delay and asks judgment for the | by Cree heir ac * wald to be r ~ t % X ppl 7 a BEF ite business between thin city |two suns. He also muse tor $20 up The stenmer City of Seattle, Capt » | erosrandis” tmasonech as ts - ined The last of the id Iot OF taney eave Bands, Persian and Jet\ Braids, Velvét and Gold’ Applique o ee Southeastern Alaska will hardly |on a similar claim assigned to him |Connell, leaves tonight for J " pe ggg New A Bf Braids, and a splendid lot of fancy Ornaments, advertised in Thursday's ‘Mmes, as on sale Friday est airant the use of the five steamers | PY Frank O'Brien, who, with hi Skagway and, intermediate points ie hie. comatherad IN be offered tomorrow. Women have been ‘astonished at these v but our excuse for almost Rhich the company now operaten ir | W4# traveling on'the same b She has a full cargo of general mer the consequence | Nine ton thie Gneaa... Wh tnad Phelan wre uted re in the East, paying almost Rorthorn waters, i {s prohetic eha;|. Marie A etevene GAIN Te pt- | connote, A adbeg pyr: ~s fi bytes ties thing for the goods. We made no ape Announcement of them, because we knew the values would 7 gs . obable that|,, Marie Annie Stevens calls th chandise aggregating one. napectors take thom away without apy statement from us, We could have filled the store In ten’ mien k tro of them will be withdrawn, ‘Tn. (tention of the uperior court to her | steamer will leave at 9 p. m. and re we | anxious buyers if we had told the real story of the values that are here given, ee ee ; 3 boats, Al-KI, Charter |gitim tha nusban atoy J.|\ nave passengers. Decision In Full aint eisom and City of Tope eat in (Stevens: abandoned "her and. their x : , TRIMMINGS; worth GA shi, tie s.2 oc x Sent ne er arenes they are moet |and has contributed watiig t) tone For Better Mail Service tailed from this port on th ‘yee TRIMMINGS, worth from 80c to $1.00 a y worth $2.25 to $3.00 a yard, at. Moe enterh, and this will be |upport since that date. She wants - gp hy ' What's left will go quickly, so don’t be late, F bulk of the Lynn cana a divorce and $ Diack ans Assistant Supt, Flint, of Lon An and ful ably ‘The City of Seattle an mace h month alimony, | geies, of the salary and allowar " wall found for voy A Cottage cae, | with ownershis 4 Will, it te said, be uneg oe Puns|tate Biund a fredern for the Ban Prac’ | William 10 ‘ cleco line. ‘They will run terenn, | Wife, Kdith Hoeptel, with un J ureau of the postoffice department isschigny and belles, and har arene Fonimaner seen tage." Besnmer Se Co. |i ir icmci ts de a this eity and Whatcoy Mitimacy with one Clarence ¢ 4 | Valle of the railway mall serv fly a Mn gg MT Vietoria and Vancen yer, Mbatorten \at the Juanita houxe on Kept. 30 and | also in Seattle. He ie this afternoon Tol. Main 1080, 602 Pike St. | oxemalaed ‘ty Lloyds onrveror, hea te ae | Helght which will be brought te ine | oc; 4nd thinks that entities him |investiguting the poantbilities of ar- | seen ] ere paws pom and: pronounced In Bryt NORDHOFF @ Co. hy to be reshipped on the Umar | The vite, ranging for better mail service be- ’ H |r that th o ¢ Umatilla | The wife's anawer is also filed, and i e | If also appe itis, owners weed due 2 Gi ot Pusbla, “Queen ang "atu: [tee apenitie ania. tween Seattle and the Puget Soun ‘ami MCS ANd | ai. and ted elect rd rw Te | ee 5 1415 to 1435 Second Avenue and II5-123 Pike Street. fenton pane’ of such an arrange | The attorneys for F. Williams, ac. |MAYY Yard é \t nod ‘no, trouite, “eat q be set sound hi cused of tampering with a witness ae | an 4 wean time aa the Bandy oli in the Mabel Moating ome, sie morn Robt. Day Lost Liquors | $27.50 $30.00 rants thi ing ma a otion to dismiss on | 1 , j Hiner" M* 8°4N4 trip Of the biy technical erounda, ‘The motion wan 4 fobert I. Day has ntmin ine | Our Increasing Sales are |‘ Mabe Travelors’ Railway Guide, 135 pum. 320 pp. 89 pm 18 pom ome me 4 re denied by Judge Emory, and the | )*® from room In the | a _! " Won, | Mh avcicy Bm. Ande 1 sm | Two trains Whatcom, Mt. Veron—Leave 1:99 Oe ; ine Emory, | Virgin at First avenue andlevidence of quality and| lish and Northern Pacific jie #45 pom, O90 m'8 pm aad | a 'm, 0B mAs TT a e 4 ; Four deeds were filed In the coun-|with a friend, H. B. Ells. Friday | prices, We respectfully so-| ag, went. well td there | ean J p.m. Arrive from Bt PAU # pm | manta Wm, Insp, me aod $30 pra | “Pe Aral afin McCann wan arrented thi, |t¥ 2uditor's office this afternoon, in| ynorning dite Wn Day in the room y Re , | Mo ‘cout, epenien a NS ec rage yi Tot, Patt THO] Arrive Fa. m2 pm and dp. m Rrerett—Leav oF teen 4 charged with the emote | BUraUANCe Of the’ rece of the |and when he returned tater, Day wag {licit your trade Monday. torning,, Repterater, M4. Tt seen ' tm uae cram Bae eam, eee Saif vente, C-taam | ESF 0 bottles of wiht d property 0 Seattle Hallway Co. |gone. ince that time no trace of Jed to the captain’ that he only wanted. ¢ Kansas City, 138.4 2 oe Ative Bt Oe = tnd ip o 4 tn the lower paiey,$T0m a The deeds are from ‘ben Smith, |fim has been found. trn capsramempaceceemmamgpeeana| | gy M5 Hy Bef RS & (0 pee tralia sack Way ‘between “ieattte ang | o "a, aig oem waa ke : Columbia & Puget Sound ~ ct of the city aster in chancery to James 8.\jooking into the case. Bega I sy fond | on hy Pa gh ue ae ™ Bom and bas | te nd-Twe Black The St. Paul al "Frisco Goldsmith, from A. F. Haas, recely fhe : ] JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. || Appears at for the. frat ime, ‘a ’ [Boge Amira TA we 408 Bm And Fb) P aitprom tevauah, Snoqualmie Le Diamond ‘and Prat heats Ba a eae fae Thy ate i ay Co, its equit f "4 ‘ be 2 ee ao poor he TI INGES E om rive 445 p.m, + Bamday), m. and 4:15 p. (exe jay). Sensers ana teat, Patt ith pen | tion to Goldamnitin wk Aree +++ Mlbert Hansen Hees ois on ey ‘ip, Mean shoul pep foe Birdie upon Elah, Woden. tiki Groat Northern | > Kane Beslan Fives 824 freight from Beattie Sevan tame’ Alea, & ° 4 ” D late, to t at my HOUSE IN THE STATE oa m. Arrive (except Bundayl 495 p Overinnd Piyor—Leave for 8 Paul § pm Canadian Pacific Safely tn San Francis tet eyance from’ Goldsmith to the| Coal, wood, ‘phone Beattle Fuel Co,|Phe largest Jewelry bouse in the |! si on boas ans all the "vn Seven (fains each way "between ‘Senttie ana | Atte from, St Paul p.m Rxprem Vancouver and Ovatland—Leare 68 May, |Beattic Rallway Co, | eos [Northwent | keer ended Uy "the cit, "condluded” uy | | raccuta—Leave T'S, iat! o's." Gael’, ms | Bxprow MpckaneLeate €20 a.m. arrive [a me Ansive Sa0'S, ae i